Name: Orpheus Uranium (ORP) Short Position History
Creator: Shorted
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ORP

Materials

Orpheus Uranium

Short interest: 0.00%; 0.00 pp 30d; as of 1 Oct 2025
Reported shorts: 5.7K
Shares on issue: 281.697M

Price & short interest

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About Orpheus Uranium

Orpheus Uranium Limited focuses on uranium exploration within Australia, specifically in South Australia and the Northern Territory, both of which permit uranium mining. The company operates through its subsidiaries, Trachre Pty Ltd and Kelaray Pty Ltd, holding exploration licenses and interests in various projects and companies.

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Orpheus Uranium (ASX:ORP) has 0.00% of its shares on issue reported as short positions as of 1 Oct 2025, or about 5,739 shares. Over the past 30 days that figure has been broadly flat, and over 90 days it has been broadly flat. ORP is classified in the Materials industry. All figures come from official ASIC short position reports, published with a four trading-day (T+4) delay.

Short interest

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Strategy fit

How each stock picker strategy reads ORP today

Zanger BreakoutNot a candidate
CAN SLIMWatchScore 15rank 868 of 1541
Minervini Trend TemplateWatchScore 50rank 304 of 1716
Crowded-Short BreakoutNot a candidate
Quality compoundersWatchScore 13rank 1069 of 1669

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ORP fundamentals

In the year to 30 Jun 2026, Orpheus Uranium (ASX:ORP) recorded revenue of A$152.0K and a net loss after tax of A$1.8M. A year earlier it recorded revenue of A$168.3K and a net loss after tax of A$2.8M. Year-on-year growth: revenue −9.7% (FY). Net margin −1,182.5% (FY). Figures are in AUD, the company's reporting currency; source: ASX (Markit), as at 14 Oct 2026.

Full statements, ratios and filings are on the Financials tab. Not financial advice.

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